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      Government Approves Twenty One (21) Proposals of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Amounting to ₹ 280.70 Crore approximately

      May 25, 2015

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      Based on the recommendations of the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) in its 217th  meeting held on 30th April 2015, the Central Government has approved twenty one (21) proposals of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) amounting to ₹ 280.70 crore approximately. 

      Details of Proposals considered in the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) Meeting held on 09.04.2015 are as under:

      Following twenty-one (21) proposals have been approved by the Government:

      S. No.

      Name of the applicant

      Gist of the proposal

      Sector

      Proposed FDI (In Rs. crore)

      1.             

      Shri Mehul Sehgal, Delhi

      Approval has been sought for setting up a LLP in India to carry out the business of processing and trading of steel with foreign capital contribution of 98% by M/s Rellek Group LLC.

      LLP

      ₹ 0.98 crore

      2.             

      M/s Star Wire (India) Limited, New Delhi

      M/s Star Wire (India) Limited, New Delhi is seeking permission for FDI in the company having part of the business that may be considered to be engaged in Defence Activity

      Misc – Steel

      Rs.12.28 crore

      3.             

      M/s Blue Dart Express Limited, Mumbai

      Approval has been sought by M/s Blue Dart Express Limited for the acquisition of shares in Blue dart Aviation Limited  by way of purchase of shares from existing shareholders which would increasing the shareholding from 49%to 74%. Additionally 13% will be held by NRIs on a non-repatriable basis.

       

      Civil Aviation

      Rs.52.8 crores to 69 crores approx.

      4.             

      M/s Quickjet Cargo Airlines Pvt Ltd, Bangalore

      Approval has been sought by M/s Farnair Switzerland A.G for the purchase of shares of M/s Quickjet Cargo Airlines Pvt Ltd from its existing shareholder and subscribe to fresh shares, hereby increasing the foreign shareholding from 62.34% to 74%. NRI investment to the tune of 3.34.% in the first stage and 3.28% in the second stage.

      Air Transport Services

      Rs.14.40 crores

      (in two stages)

      5.             

      M/s Thornton Tomasetti Inc., USA

      Approval has been sought by M/s Thornton Tomasetti Inc to set up a LLP to carry out the activities of engineering, design, investigation and analysis services to customers worldwide.

      LLP

      Rs.0.50 crore

      6.             

      M/s Vivimed Labs Limited, Karnataka

      M/s Vivimed Labs Limited, Karnataka, brownfield pharmaceuticals company is seeking approval for issuance of warrants to a foreign investor.

      Pharma

      Rs.15.75 crore 

      7.             

      M/s La Renon Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., Gujarat

      Permission for foreign investment in Brownfield Pharmaceutical company.

       

      (Brownfield) Pharmaceu-ticals

      Rs.100.00 crores

      8.             

      M/s Amri India Private Limited, Mumbai

      Approval has been sought by M/s Amri India Private Limited, Mumbai for exemption from the condition of maintaining production level of NLEMs for the production level of Atenolol bulk drug.

      Pharma

      Nil 

      9.             

      M/s Aster DM Healthcare Ltd.

      Approval is sought for transfer by way of swap of 1,08,95,833 equity shares in M/s Malabar Institute of Medical Sciences Ltd. by 21 shareholders (including 19 non-resident shareholders) in lieu of allotment of 49,08,029 equity shares in M/s Aster DM Healthcare Ltd.

      Healthcare services

      Nil

      10.         

      M/s IPG advertising and business services Pvt Ltd, Mumbai

      Approval has been sought by M/s IPG advertising and business services Pvt Ltd for the conversion into a Limited Liability partnership firm.

       

      LLP

      Nil

      11.         

      M/s Springer (India) Private Limited

      Approval has been sought by M/s Springer (India) Private Limited. for the transfer of shares from M/s Springer SBM Holding Limited, Mauritius to M/s Springer Science +Business Media Singapore Private Limited, Singapore. (NR-NR)

      Publishing

      Nil

      12.         

      M/s Hubert Burda Media India Private Limited

      Approval has been sought by M/s Hubert Burda Media India Private Limited for further infusion of capital by its parent company.

      Publishing

      Rs.4.67 crores

      13.         

      M/s Integrated Databases India Limited (IDIL), Delhi.

      M/s Integrated Databases India Limited (IDIL), Delhi, is seeking permission to issue equity shares to M/s Nikkei Business Publications, Inc., Japan, equivalent to 20% of the shareholding of IDIL.

      Misc. -  Online Marketing+ Printing + Printing Marketing Services

      Rs.7.00 crore

      14.         

      M/s ASV Europa Security Private Limited, Secunderabad

      M/s ASV Europa Security Private Limited, Secunderabad seeking permission for receiving 49% foreign investment in Security Services and Man Power recruitment & training services by way of transfer of shares from its current Indian Shareholder

      Private Security

      Rs.1.00 crore

      15.         

      M/s Gestamp Powergear Windsteel Pvt Ltd, Tamil Nadu

      Approval has been sought by M/s Gestamp Powergear Windsteel Pvt Ltd, a company engaged in manufacturing and delivery of wind tower and other steel parts, for conversion from an operating company into an investing company.

      Steel and wind energy / Investing company

      Nil

      16.         

      M/s Oneglobe Systems LLP, Chennai

      M/s Oneglobe Systems LLP, Chennai has sought post-facto approval for foreign investment up to 50.3% amounting to ₹ 53,63,888 in its paid-up capital by M/s Oneglobe LLC, USA.

       

      Rs.0.54 crore approx. (already brought in)

      17.         

      M/s Shah Vibratory LLP, Mumbai

      M/s Shah Vibratory LLP, Mumbai has sought approval for 50% foreign participation of M/s National Air Vibratory Company, USA

      Manufac-turing

      Rs.0.10 crore

      (Rs.1.00 crore over a period of five years)

      18.         

      Ankur Capital Fund, Mumbai

      Approval has been sought by Ankur Capital Fund for receiving foreign investment from M/s Ankur Investment Limited for the purpose of investment in Indian companies.

      VCF

      Rs.0.93 crore approx.

      19.         

      M/s Forever Living Imports (India) Private Limited

      M/s Forever Living Imports (India) Private Limited  proposes to  undertake single brand retailing of ‘Forever’ brand products in India

      SBRT

      Rs.18.30 crore approx.

      20.         

      M/s s.Oliver Bernd FreierGmbh& Co. KG, Germany

      The proposal is for increase in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) from 51% to 100% in M/s s.Oliver Fashion India Private Limited (formerly known as Orient Craft s.Oliver Private Limited) under single brand retail trading of “s. Oliver” brand.

      SBRT

      Rs.0.80 crore approx.

       

      21.         

      M/s Montblanc Services B.V, Netherlands

       

      M/s Montblanc Services Blank B.V, Netherlands (holding 51% of shares) and M/s Titan Company Limited, India (holding 49% of shares) propose to set up a Joint Venture company (to be incorporated) for undertaking single brand retailing of ‘Montblanc’ products.

       

      SBRT

      Rs.33.55 crore

       

       

      The following twelve (12) proposals were deferred:

      S. No.

      Name of the applicant

      Gist of the proposal

      Sector

      1.       

      M/s IIFL Holdings Limited, Mumbai

      Approval has been sought by M/s IIFL Holdings Limited, a NBFC company for increasing the foreign equity from 54.7% to 100% by way of issuing shares to FIIs.

      NBFC

      2.       

      M/s Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited, Mumbai

      Approval has been sought for increasing the aggregate foreign investment in M/s Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited to 55%.

      Banking

      3.       

      M/s BASF Chemicals India Private Limited

      M/s BASF Chemicals India Private Limited (BCIPL) proposes to convert the legal form of the Company from a private limited to a Limited Liability Partnership (“LLP”) under the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008.

      Industry

      4.       

      M/s Goldshield Real Estate Pvt Ltd

      Approval has been sought by M/s Mercury Pharma group Limited (formerly known as Goldshield Group ltd) for exiting the real estate business by selling out shares to another Indian shareholder at agreed value.

       

      Real Estate

      5.       

      M/s INX Music Private Limited, Mumbai

      M/s INX Music Private Limited, a company which aggregates and distributes music content for TV channels, having 70.85% indirect foreign investment; proposes to undertake the additional activity of broadcasting of a non-news and current affairs channels in various Indian languages. As proposed scheme of arrangement, the 9X Jhakaas Marathi Channel shall be merged into M/s INX Music Pvt Ltd.

      Broadcasting  

      6.       

      M/s India Value Fund IV

      M/s India Value Fund IV (IVF IV) is seeking approval of FIPB for:

      (i)   Making investment in an Indian Company i.e. M/s Atria Convergence Technologies Pvt. Ltd. (ACT) engaged in providing Internet Services (ISP). IVF IV and IVF III-A together proposes to invest in the capital of ACT in excess of 49% upto 100% by subscribing to equity/compulsorily convertible preference shares/fully convertible debentures.

      (ii)  Making downstream investment in Companies engaged in ISP and Multi Subscriber Operator (MSO) activities.

      Telecom & Broadcasting

      7.       

      M/s Compatel India Private Limited, Mumbai

      M/s Compatel India Private Limited, Mumbai, a new telecom company, has sought the approval for foreign equity participation of 100%

      Telecom

      8.       

      M/s Knowlarity Communications Private Limited, Delhi

      M/s Knowlarity Communications Private Limited, engaged in providing telecom services, has sought an approval to transfer equity shares from existing investors and fresh issue of equity shares and CCPS to existing and new investor- leading to an increased FDI stake from 56.14% to 80.97%.

      Telecom

      9.       

      M/s O-zone Networks Private Limited, Delhi

      M/s O-zone Networks Private Limited Delhi, engaged in telecom sector and with 33.33% existing FDI from M/s AL Telecom Holdings (India) Limited, Cyprus, seeks approval for upto 100% foreign investment by M/s Ozone BV, Netherlands by way of purchase of the equity share capital existing foreign and domestic shareholders.

      Internet services

      10.   

      M/s YourNest Angel Fund (Trust)

      M/s YourNest Angel Fund proposes to invite up to 49% foreign investment from M/s Tech Entrepreneurship India Company Limited, Mauritius.

      Investment

      11.

      M/s Insight Media City (India) Pvt. Ltd.

      FIPB approval has been sought for up-linking and down linking of General Entertainment Channel (Non-News Category) and up-linking and down linking of News & Current Affairs Channel (News Category). The proposed activities of IMC also include production, sale and purchase of movies; conducting arts, educational and business events; establishing media education institute; production and sale of programme contents; operation of radio stations; and media support services such as consultancy & marketing services.

      Information & Broadcasting

      12.

      M/s Zodius Technology Fund, through its Investment Manager M/s Avezo Advisors Pvt. Ltd

      The applicant has sought FIPB approval for NRI investment in M/s Zodius Technology Fund, which is SEBI registered Category I Alterative Investment Fund. The application has been forwarded by M/s Avezo Advisors Pvt. Ltd. on behalf of M/s Zodius Technology Fund. M/s Avezo Advisors Pvt. Ltd., a company registered under the Companies Act, 1956, will be the Investment Manager and will provide investment management services to M/s Zodius Technology Fund

      AIF

      The following seven (7) proposals have been rejected:

      S. No.

      Name of the applicant

      Gist of the proposal

      Sector

      1.    

      1. Sharekhan Limited

      2. M/s Human Value developers Pvt Ltd

      Approval has been sought by Sharekhan Limited and M/s Human Value developers Pvt Ltd for the transfer of CCDs and CCPs of their companies held by IDFC limited to Baring Private Equity Asia IV Mauritius Holdings Limited.

      NBFC

      2.    

      M/s Interfer-Steel and Commodities Private Limited, Maharashtra

      M/s Interfere-Steel and Commodities Private Limited, Maharashtra, is seeking permission for conversion of Trade Credit into Cumulative Convertible Preference Shares (CCPS).

      Steel

      3.    

      (1)   M/s AF Holdings, Mauritius

       

      (2)   M/s Indian Energy Exchange Limited, Delhi

      M/s AF Holdings, Mauritius is seeking permission for acquisition of equity shares of Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) from an existing shareholder. 

      Approval has been sought by M/s Indian Energy Exchange limited, Mumbai to grant two year extension/ request to continue holding their investment in M/s Indian Energy Exchange Limited, Mumbai (since the investment is made in before the issue of Press note 8 of 2012).

       

      Misc. – Energy

      4.    

      M/s SERAP India Pvt Ltd, New Delhi

      Approval has been sought by M/s Serap India Pvt Ltd, New Delhi for the conversion of import payables into equity share capital.

      Manufacturing

      5.

      M/s INDIAREIT Real Estate Fund-Scheme-I, through its Fund Manager INDIARET  Fund Advisors Private Limited

      The applicant has requested for deletion of following conditions from the earlier approval letter:

      (ii)   The investment made by the trust would be considered as foreign investment.

      (iii)  The investment made by the Trust would be compliant with the FDI policy in terms of entry route, conditionalities and sectoral caps.

       

       

      6.

      M/s Howell Energy Systems Pvt. Ltd.

      The applicant has submitted the application in accordance with the direction of RBI, requesting to grant post facto approval to capitalize the inflows of ₹ 60,00,000/- received from NRI (Mr. Krishna Kumar Malani) towards consideration for the purpose of Factory Land & Building and post fact approval for the allotment of 6,00,000 equity shares of ₹ 10/- each to Mr. Krishna Kumar Malani, NRI.

       

      7.

      M/s Reliance Yield Maximiser Alternative Investment Fund Scheme, through its Fund Manager M/s Reliance AIF Management Company Ltd

      The applicant has sought FIPB approval for NRI investment in M/s Reliance Yield Maximiser Alternative Investment Fund Scheme, registered with SEBI as a Category II Alterative Investment Fund in accordance with the SEBI (Alternative Investment Fund) Regulations, 2012 vide Registration No. IN/AIF2/14-15/0111.

      The applicant has sought FIPB approval for accepting foreign investment to the tune of 15% of the corpus raised or INR 150 crore (whichever is higher) from NRI investors through normal banking channels, which may include investments by NRIs from their Overseas Account, Non-Resident (External) Accounts or Non Residents Ordinary Rupees Account.

      AIF

       

      The following one (1) proposal was withdrawn by the applicant:

      S.No.

      Item No

      Name of the applicant

      Gist of the proposal

      Sector

      1.

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      M/s Huawei Telecommunications (India) Company Private Limited

      The company seeks clarification about the sectoral cap of FDI for the business activities being undertaken by them (NIC Code 1987, Description 365.2, 365.5, 365.8, ; NIC Code 2008, Description 26101, 26103, 26301, 26302, 33200, 43219)

      Telecommunications

       

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